• At the 8:32 mark, Sydney Baggett sent a bouncing cross through the front of the cage, Boatwright collected the ball and tapped it in for the Blue and White's first tally.
• Shelby Miller sent a pass in transition to the front line for Zoe Dolfis who dribbled through a pair of defenders. The first-year was able to ensure another score for W&L by passing the ball off to her left for Margaret Cover, throwing the RMC goalie off her balance. Cover found the open net for the second W&L goal of the night at 28:22.
• The Yellow Jackets scored their only goal of the game 46 seconds later. In a scrum in front of the goal, Bree Dresler redirected a Cali Kujawa ball through the W&L defense to cut the deficit in half.
• Four minutes into the second half, Paige Mammorella fed a crossed-ball into the scoring circle and Baggett was able to connect for the first insurance goal. 
• Allison Pitts then tallied the last two goals, the first was an unassisted tally and the second was assisted by Margaret Cover for the final score of the night. The first goal was at the 40:56 mark and the second came two minutes and two seconds later. 

• In 30 minutes of action, Julia McDonald made three stops for W&L and Ambrogi-Torres recorded eight saves for RMC in 53 minutes.
• W&L recorded 28 shots and half of those attempts were on target. 
• The Blue and White defense held RMC to just nine shots with four shots on goal. 
• The Generals owned a 9-3 advantage in penalty corners. 
• Dolfis took a team-high seven shots, Baggett and Boatwright split ten shots to lead the offense.
• Llana Thach recorded three shots for RMC. 
• Anna Scheir made an outstanding defensive save on the back line of a penalty corner in the first quarter. The defensive save to put a halt on one of Maddy Duggleby's scoring attempt and ended a rally of W&L flurries following the 12:17 penalty corner. 

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